This webinar will provide practitioners with a clear understanding of the good character requirement in naturalisation applications.
Naturalisation is often the final step of a long immigration journey in the UK. The process is time-consuming and expensive and often requires a great deal of emotional investment. It is therefore essential that the requirements to naturalise as British are correctly assessed to avoid unnecessary delays or, worse, refusal.
This webinar will focus on the good character requirement. We’ll provide:
By the end of this session, practitioners will feel confident to advise their client on their ability to meet the good character requirements and know what steps to take to minimise the risk of refusal.
Keelin McCarthy. Keelin is a barrister at One Pump Court Chambers, specialising in immigration, asylum, nationality and related public law. She is a regular author for Free Movement and ILPA’s Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law. She is a visiting lecturer at the University of Law, teaching immigration and human rights law, and is ranked as a leading junior in Chambers UK and the Legal 500.
Level: intermediate
This webinar is aimed at lawyers, caseworkers and advisors who have some experience of working on nationality applications and are looking to expand their expertise, learn how to handle more complex nationality casework and understand the new “dangerous journey” exclusion.
The ticket cost is £55 + VAT for members and £65 + VAT for non-members. Members, to secure your discount, please log in to your Free Movement account before booking.
We are running an early bird discount on tickets until 23:59 on Thursday 15th May 2025. Use code “GOODCHARACTER280525” for 20% off.
£65.00
Date: 28 May 2025
Course length: 1 hour
Time: 15:30-16:30
The webinar will take place over Zoom.
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Detailed but not overwhelming. The examples where good and illustrated complex parts well. The quiz at the end was very good.
Well written and exam focused.
I thought the test questions were helpful. The language used was clear. The visuals for more complicated parts of the rules were great.
Very clear language, useful examples, links to relevant further information, legislation, etc.